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<blockquote data-quote="sammyk" data-source="post: 132082179" data-attributes="member: 1380796">Here is where I think how the ACC will he cut upBIGUNCUVAMiamiNotre DameSECClemson(I think it’s a stretch but makes sense)Florida StateVTechEither Duke or NC StateBig 12PittLouisvilleGTechSyracuseThe big 12 will then take 4 PAC teams.Now all of this can change on what Notre Dame does.&nbsp; If they stay put as an Indy look for the BIG to get Oregon and Washington. Then UNC and UVA.&nbsp; The Mountain west conference could be big winners here.&nbsp; There will be some PAC schools left over like Stanford Cal Oregon st Washington st. These schools would not only upgrade competition but the academic profile. And add new footprints&nbsp; Also the AAC could pick up left over ACC schools like Boston College Georgia Tech Wake Forest Ect. This does the same for the AAC as the MWC&nbsp; &nbsp; It all depends on ND So lots of puzzle pieces to put together. Again an opinion of an old man</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sammyk, post: 132082179, member: 1380796"] Here is where I think how the ACC will he cut up BIG UNC UVA Miami Notre Dame SEC Clemson(I think it’s a stretch but makes sense) Florida State VTech Either Duke or NC State Big 12 Pitt Louisville GTech Syracuse The big 12 will then take 4 PAC teams. Now all of this can change on what Notre Dame does. If they stay put as an Indy look for the BIG to get Oregon and Washington. Then UNC and UVA. The Mountain west conference could be big winners here. There will be some PAC schools left over like Stanford Cal Oregon st Washington st. These schools would not only upgrade competition but the academic profile. And add new footprints Also the AAC could pick up left over ACC schools like Boston College Georgia Tech Wake Forest Ect. This does the same for the AAC as the MWC It all depends on ND So lots of puzzle pieces to put together. Again an opinion of an old man [/QUOTE]

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